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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-10-08

Recent investigations have shown
that nearly million pupils are in the.
public schools Of the Southern States;-
that the amount Of money expended
annually for schools is s11, ,545. 900,
and that since 1890 the number of
public schools has been increased from
As 900 to 81, ,5s3e rRsthlefEsace sthe Esace 81 these
| figures ees HE talk concerning illiteracy
in the South is WITHOUT foundation in
fact. There is illiteracy, of course,
! out nothing like what has been stated.
I-Mobsle Register.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-10-08
The best Whiskey, now N the mar
ket, is Paducah Club, for sale at JONI
%. Mouton's.
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sIf your local paper writes an old
journalist, now long out OF business
sshappens to tread on your toes a niue
in performing its mission, don't get
your back up and abuse the paper, but
stop and take good breath, and think
for a season, and see if you cant re-
member some Of the favors and KIND
ness it has shown you in the past.
Then reflect that 1t may not pc long
before you may want some favo,s
again" To which he might have al.
ded that If the editor is abused ne
generally can stand it, and doesn
Eel as if he was struck by q gop o.
kbozn.
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The refusal Of the clerk Of the New

= = ~
The refusal Of the clerk Of the New,
York Superior Court to accept herr
Nests preliminary declaration Of inten77
ton to become citizen Of the United
States has served to call general atten.,
ton to the fact that there is a law OF
Congress which provides that before a
man is admitted to citizenship in Chs
country, he shall have resided here at
least five years, and 'shall have be-
haved as a man Of. good moral charae-
ter, attached to the principles OF the
Constitution of the United States, and
well disposed othe good order and
happiness Of the same" The provi-
sions of this law heve not been sufti-
GENTLY enforced Mobile Register.
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PARiSH or LiFAlEI H.
Roman J. France J 25lh Judicial District
VS.. Court,
Joseph iIicaud. No.
Eef virtue of a writ of f. IA. issncd ,Fsn nl
rE1 tic Honorable 2jth Judicial p'S's,v'
Court. in and for the parish ct Lal"y'ts.; IN
State of Louisiana and 10 roe directed WI,
otter for sale at public auction 10 the las, unu
highest bidder. iu front OF the Court f'oure
IN the town of Lafayette. Oh SATURDAY . .ie
9th day Of November. 1887, between VI ,t'
hours OF 10 o'clock A. VI. and o'cloc6 r ~ =
the following described property heiouSihs u
'h" above naIh@d defendant. to-wit: -.
One certain tract of land lying and siinatea
in the parish OF Lafayette. State nt LohlS.an"'
near tile to"u of st. Pierre. containing r'st,
fy-tve arr"nts. more or less. together WIN al
the iuiia:ngs and improvements 1a"reoh .n
bniiG5"d North hy land of heirs OF N"uViiie
Br"ussald. son,h by land nf Ovlgnac Arce-
neauX. east by land belonging TO Cvpsle'
lrtjcan and Ovignac Arceneaux. west ny tht
Morgan railroad, -;
TERNS-Ca:h. WIN, CAMPBELI,
Sept. IL. 1881. Sheriff.
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TR.CeSs YAGeS =.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all Tax Payers
IN of the Parish of Lafayette. that the TAX
Rolls for the year 1887 have been filed III fhe
Office of the Recorder Of Mortgages. and
copy of said rolls has been delivered and Is s
on file in my Office, as required by law ana
that the taxes for the year 1887. are now due
They are further notified that said taxes
will become delinquent on the irst day oi
January. 1883. and will draw interest from
that date at the rate Of three per cent per
month en- personal property. and me per cent
per month ON real estate. Parties owing taxes
on personal property must come forward ana
pay said tax,s imtitdiaitlv, as said taxes VIII
become delinquent M the first day Of October
| 1887. after which date notice will issue, a:
| required by law, at cost of the taxpayer.
Those wishing to avoid costs o. said notices
| ETC., " i'll do well TO make prompt payment.
! WM CAMPBELi.,
Sheriff and ex-nficio Tax Collector Parish o
! Lafayette, La. Sept. 3, 1881.
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WHAT CICERO SAID.

Nineteen hundred years ago, even
before Christ was born, Cicero pro-
claimed what is now one 5f the funda-
mental principles of the X. of L. He
said:
II hold that no man deserves to be
crowned with honor whose life is
failure. He who only lives to eat and
drink end accumulate money is a fill
ure. The world is no better for his
living it. He never wiped a tear from
sad face, never kindled a fire ON a
frozen hearth. Irepeat with emphasis
that lie is a failure. There is no Heslr
in his heart. He w-0rships no Godb but
gold"
These, says the Dayton Workmaie,
forcibly, are the words of heather,
but how might they teach the churches
of to-day, who so silently, even with
contempt frequently, pass by the great
wrongs done the laboring classes by
honoring the accumulation of money
instead of moral worth.
Let us under all circumstances be
united. Unity tempers the violence
of contention and keeps alive the seed;
of harmony. 1t suppresses animosity
and reneWs endearment. The Roman
empire once carried its arts and arm
into every part of the eastern CONT
nent. The monarchs of mighty king
doms were dragged at the wheels o
, their triumphal chariots. The Roman
5 eagle waved over the ruins of desolat
countries. Where is her splendor, he
5 wealth, her power, her glory? Extin
\ cuiShed forever. Disunion entere
r her borders and the hearts of her pee
$ ple. She lost her nitioral charactel
] and her destruction soon followed.
r Citizens WI lose respect in any Coy
IS ernment unless it extends equal right
to all, and extends the shield of honol
abls protection to every class. 'TE
Of much we desire, and are united ar
labofing together for this purpos
I'VE want no mans property, we see
the injury of none; but moral and p
litical elevation is our motto.
While thus we toll, many scorn o.
labor and ignore our cause. The wa
rior at a distance sees how the bait
might have been fought, and victo
won. So do some see our error real
imaginary.-South- Vest.
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There are scores Of finer men for lr their then
ssryces prk s1 each year the Pr pres,dea, sear
t1fV1JYi tha Tinted eds States $4,000 "a yea hun
dreds' rds' Of M men who get s2a, WV s.t from rom
saly slo 600 m to $4,000 are agaon leglon' . 5000
ordinary ordinary men get from s1Uoo .ss Cabinet g G
a wear. or as much as sne ,,.ss;dent m
oaI3ers' HYas' DR.. Norvin Green presclsem. ps c@m.
oi'deesi or the Western Union Telegraph wo%,
n p'f Depew, p president Of the New " %ee v,s
Central G., 1spfs Railroad, Richard ", Ia;fe f
Insurance Company, gets a IKE , ! cam am.oq Ex.
John Hpey, president Of .a,,ailvs Aau,'' we'll.
P,esj President Henry NJ. i Hide, Of the =
Equitable eunia LIE insurance Company :
! also on the list.
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ruIs GOOD OLD STAMHBY

THIS GOOD OLD STAHEBY
.ccomn,,sbes for everybody exactly what isclninned
n,s one OF the reasons for the great popularity OF
=. Mpstan9 Linimcnt 10 found in its univerani
s.,,ccbiIity. Everybody needs such medicine.
-. T.nmbernian needs 1t in case OF accident.
~. 1Ic..evifs needs 1t for general family use.
IT.. CaunIcr needs II for his teams and his men.
rse Mechanic needs it always on LIS WORK
%s- xr,rer needs 1. in case OF emergency
y,,Snerr rrccdsi:-can'tg get along W z.Aout Il,
LIZ r. .,,er needs 1t In his house, his stable,
and his stock yard.
-. ,,,ernI supply ahoat and ashcre.
-. .ri.rse.fnncier needs tit is lis best
rr,end and safest reliance
~. stock grower needs tilt Will save him
Tss Tne ns dollars and world OF trouble.
sno. . .s,road a man needs 1t and will need IL so
!. hi, Ine Is round OF accidents and dangers.
'onS :. n.ckwoods.han needsit. There is moth
,,o. :. n Al, antidote for ths dangers to hfe
ips . LIZ . .oufort witch surround the pioneer.
uno -" ~ crcbunt needs IL about his store among
Tno ,as. Accidents win happen, and whe1
his enp'os az Mustapg Lniment is wanted at once
snsss sss s Bo.tIeinsho House. 'ris the best OF
scono "n . rsot,ie in the Factory. Itsimmediat
heop . /. ~ accident saves pain and loss Of wages
use n -. Rattle AIwsys In tho Stable fol
ise wheh wanIss
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEsT SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skm
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required: It sguaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per oox'
For sale BY VIM. Clegg.
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An Americus, Ga, widower, indited
a tender epistle to his lady love at
Lumpkin, ga, last Friday. At the
same time he wrote out an order for a
bill of lumber, which was intended to
have been sent to a saw mill man at
Andersonville. In his hurry he, OF
course, got the letters addresses. wtnngg,
and the Lumpkin lady received an
order for a bill of lumber, while the
saw mill man received a'perfumed
billet-doux, the contents of which ne
enjoyed hugely Both letters were
returned to the sender, and nothing
will induce him to believe but that the
post Office officials are determined tt
blast his matrimonial hopes and rum
his business as weN, by missending hi
correspondence.-Mobile Register.
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For. Safe

oNE lot fronting on Washington Street. III
I minis addition, with good residence 3s
bv 95 feet. containing fonr rooms, hall and
dining-room; also building ls by 80 feet, a
we'll ,'pli and cistern, fruit and shade trees.
For terms apply at this Office.
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It seems incredible, but . dispatch
states that two sharpes at Canton, @,
robbed a book agent. No wonder the
b5.ss.s,sgf t;sesire So stacross the State
~ lark .srrs> W 5'saiss' car oit,
I,y yss -
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-10-08
coo,.n;o,s Governor received q very


Georpia's Governor received 2 vcl,
hearty and enthusiastic reception AZ
PhiladeIphia during the constitutional .a..
celebration. The Press, OF tna' Gl;s, G
sneaks of him in way to make mn.
feel that he. was among friends. u
saws: "Governor John B. Gordon re-
eeiyed one long and enthusiastic wei. vel.
come Yesterday due to a man wnosu @
spirit and record has touched S: esely
American, and whose recent unfllncn.
inc fight for prison reform deserves
and receives the admiration Of every E,
philanthropist and lover of his KIND slna:
The SCARED face and erect s.., figure gsns
known SO we'll North and. seg.n naa
few moments yesterday, in which one.
wds not unshadowed and the other =
bent as Georgia's Governor bowed
with sweeping hat, to the applause u 8
which followed him all along the
rOute'
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City Council Proceedings.
LAFAYETTE. La. Scot. 5ih. 1887.

LAFAYETTE La. SPet. 5th. 1887.
The regular meeting of the City Council
was hell this day, and there were p'eselt |
Messra. W. 4. Bailey. Mayor, Jas. &. Parker.
son. Ea. Pclerin. 2. Gerac. j. %. Mouton and
T. Lombard. Absent, A. J. Moss, aud U. j..
Sprolc. -.
The readirg of minutes Of She last meeting |,
was dispensed With.
The Finante Committee Submitted the io1- |
lowing report. which WAS approved
To the Hon. the Mayor aud Council OF the
Town of Lafayette. La:
The undersigned Finance Committee have
approved tie Bond Of j Vigneaux as Coiicc-
tor ana Constable. with p. Gerac and +. Lor-
hard as securities aud the Boud OF e. d. Cat
ferry as Secretary and Treasurer, with J
Clrgc aud ". Campbpll, and on examination
0s the statement of }. Vigneaux Collector,
,ha, he had collected of taxes taxes. Roll OF
1882. ST 10. Roll 1873. sl7 %; Roll 1854,
S27 95; of 1885 81 IS Il, and Of 1856 SS3I SS
| Total of Taxes. $522 S6
| Ana of iicpns,s l59 Oh
| IN b,ind ureyious report. So II
Total. $3.50 63
Leaving Of taxes uacollectee, 1855 80
|
On EXAMINATION of the licenses we found
| Fifty one dollars, we consider, rthless aud
have consequently destroyed the same, aud
after deducing the blank licenses retained
by the Collector, amount collected from
lCampbpN surrender, reduction Of the license
Of ,be Crescent News & Hotel Co.. leaves of
Licenscs we consider eoliectable, Sixty six
dollars. and OF taxes unc0flected S355 8S.
The Collector settled with the Treasurer in
warrants Six hundred and seven l6l 100 dol
lars leaving in his hands 10 be accounted for,
one hundred and twenty-three 47Il00 dollars.
The Treasures report shows. receipts
Three hundred and ninety nine 63I 90 dollars
and payrents Three hundred and twenty
eight J7I IG0 dollars. leaving on hand Seven
ty 6sII00. We cancelled warrants Nos. 162
to ls4 inclusive amounting in the aggregate
TO niI.e hundred and thirty-six l3l 100 dollars,
With this. our report, we respectfully sub
mil he delinquent lists Of Taxes.
Respectfully submitted,
J. G. PARKERsON,
A. ]. MOSS.
q ED. PELLERIN.
lafayette. La. August II, 1897.
TIE Delinquent Licenses were orde red col
lected without delay.
1be rate OF taxation on the roll of 1873,
was fixed at five fiills.
TIE Council then adjourned till next regu
- W. B. BAILEY. Mayor.
CH4S. D. CAFFERY. Secretary.
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EOR SIZE
For. Sale

1.-TWO ,6,s in the Moulon addition of the
Townol Lafayette, being Nos. 7s and It's
Also one lot in the Mills addition, situated
an 81 John street. and being lot No. rs.
For terms apply. e. this Office. oct. 7.'s6
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Notice.

--orrcE Il hereby given that / Twill mol
oo ~ be responsible for any debts con,
- ~ III by nv wife Celestins George:
fae'eu iSs7. SAM MUUTCN.
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EOr. Rent,
y7,,brnmaed Stock Safe.

TN accordance with resolution of the Police
Jury of the parish of Lafayette, | will pro-
oaad ~ sa,l N the last and highest bidder. at
nv nv residence in the 4th Ward, on Saturday
the l5,h day of October. 1887, lot of un-
branded stock, horses and cattle.
~ "- A. PRfMEAUX,,
s.nt 81 ,s7 Member P. J. 4sh Ward. .E3
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s,hoo. 5osra 5.ocsoainss.
1,r,yEl ~. Sept. 2eih, 1857

I,s,yg1rN. Sept. 2eih, 1891.
The School Board of Lafayette parish . met
4 p. Boudr4amx. President. Elijah HoHnanlr' I,:
L. Efonsssrs r : Mudd. Edmond. 81 Julien.
Prtjean and Bulir absent ,a
The minutes of The last meeting were rcaa
and approved. ,,,. r,o,,,ror
The following statement from Tie Treasurer
was approved:
Statement. Sept. oath. 1881 q > +, Mar,'h r ,h,
Treasurer of the Parish ochooi boata Vi 'ne
Parish Of Lafayette: .!;a- on
Jun 1910 amt on hano. si4o' oo
July-To amt for quarter 20 s,o,, oc
ending March 81 an. 80 "i''- ~
July-By amt pd tcacheIs 80 v" v" oao NJ
Aug" " 4'o w ""o
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Sheriff &Aye.
STATE or LOUISIANA,

PARISH or LAFAYETTE.
Roman J. France J 25th Judicial Distric'
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
Portland, sis.. 44i.lO5

MAJOR s. B. ABBOTT (spsiagaeld Mo-, in 1871 wSs afflicted with iasaS sdch, Rf,ewaiGt!sJs aad KiGs,ey trouble. Consulted the very best physicians in san Francisco, and yis- tied all ths mineral springs there. Took $ health trip to tho New England States, but for seven years ss.yYcresg constantly from his malsdy, which had resulted in BriGht's disease, Alter using couple dozen bottles of Warmers SAFE Cure, and two of SAFE Fius, he wrote: |" My back sud kid neys are soitlsout paie, and, thsnk God, owe it All to Warmers SAYx Remedies"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
RslgOll. sAe.se4

- ------------ 1i;S. THOS. SCHMIDT (Wte of the yice-Ccnsu of Denmark. es Wan S<.. New York; reported that her Fsttis ssn :tter an attack of Diphthsyitss Hors IASoGS eight years age, was stsHcaM with BTgkps Disease in sdyanSg loHm; by the advies of Gsa'l. Ca&ts tisnsen, of DIexsl, Morgan < c., Bankers, New York, she pr~scxia4 WsrnsrS SAFE Curs, with the corSsrx a the physicians, and reports, "s6e physicians say that hs wN td pss>- feettY sOeiS."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

MleHssQta. W,lsL, HON. N. A. PLYKPToN (wss.uGss mass.), ia Nsy, 1880, was srssk.
 by Gr0ecl. UndsE ths sFarsaina ' Warmers sAyx Cu.a Lszs 5 sssass q large stSssss saA sxbssss~u wrote, have hsd @s rAeeevxwSs of my trouble s;Aos Waxsss's amn Cure cuTetf spt<.''
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

ZEN. K. D. WALLEN GA Madison Ave, New York, scarcely able to sCaIt two blocks without exhaustion, and, having lost fesh heavily, began he use of WaxneY's SAFE Curs and says "I w1 'aacia bcsseJited by it."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

The lie g Disrc1, ly :-r tc t-eaTront og
 h Chronic Pna-c and oNpi a;ed q. c'ses,
 aS been es.abil. el il san f,ant e 2t req h d quarter o! a coutury. n- D s-Iea ary bu l.- ng occap.cs tie nUre co.n.r D; ts.aty ard Ma
 on streets san F'du,4, c, and is the ony \ eG. C and Surg,c,l Ins;ilU;, or t.g 2cI&- Co.st
 hat aas lts own elegant U!gs ,r- .a D.sgen-
 lry building, cmployia. ge5 t.,'G acuists md scientific Surgical In. U7 crt makers to lnlnuactu al Surgical In ,uwe0ts 10, the pa- tents of the Lle2ig r'spe sagy; iso !) ptepae he celebrated Dr. L,eJ'gs vU"dcyu GeIman lnvg rator. To thc marvellous cures an d,s- coyeres made by IT. Liebg t Co. a.e que all the great successes jhcy aIvs rad in H69I ;hey di5covelei the nymphcatel lr,stat ;rhea, 'csuting ,rom ycU.h5Ul inllr" cree ard e, ,crs.cs ot mlturty or unski'l ' " irtatsI Cases st pecill nature, ihat hoH inc mmea crIal had
 reven ea thou snds u,m le ng rluct oi re vous debility. physical we.A -,s aH1 unu urdi .)sses from ,h. sys,e0, -c>u.t5-g .ram iolies 0. youth. Dr. Liebg & Co. U 2 eye.y uyce5siul llmcdal agent X own 70 nc eln slicntist;, la vorlng the schoo- O lem oP1,h, aui ElCct-ic- sm, taking from tbe Ai,op r..e al ,Iatls aseuI, and adapting surgical lu.tr mems ;o ln- various ailments a"d deio iu,j.., alta 1j4g .o appliances magnet m ard eiecIioi y ; .Cc 3ssiui tcat- nent guaranteed in all ouyaL.e oas,s CT 10 iees reuuiled.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
hiiwaukss, 458,0A.

mliNaGsSt, &5e,SA. MISS z. L. BOARDNAE (Qusohss, VI. in May, 1882, began to ssoat, .i,ssxe came sto'Hac& tSS<s4!e, ssrtssla headdches. and finally tue Soessx,s opinion that 1t was Bstshvs saseaSs, and sre+is'05le. Eventually ahs Hs- cams nearly 0!issd, rIoRsanss4 ks tue doctors tc be the lxas sssSs v Eright's dlsasss. Alter having hsss under treatment by Warasr's ssA Cure for one yesr, she rsposes<, 32 Gns Gs sseI Gs eayeas.S
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
SuRGlCtL NNANCH.

The Doctors WI liys personal attention tc diseases ot ,he C'c G. He'd aue Threat, Ca ,arrh, q scases ort.e Liver aa4 Kinney; as. to dc,ormifics r,gu,rirg s sicai pi3rc S. Balance of tea m3 CtuGa ca on the !-!e6 D!spensay y, San Francisco, Cal
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

GM. Il. BROWN t222l Woodward Ave, ietro!t, Mich injured his back frona sr;A. Was confined to his bed sis Nceks. The fail iliinred his kidnests, Pro'uc!ng intense suffering. Warner,s 'AEE Cure restored hjs Lidneus k heir natural condition, and hs Gris, I. am pow eighty years of spe, sl!St.1 tsssSE Gctise.''
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
or SAN FRANCISCO. CYL.
---------.s

NOTICE. On acccpa C.. "a id'y increasing business Dr. Liebig E |, O ,i. not be a''e 10 visit Tombstone | is year. .a ,..r,"Hs dnsi.inG medical treatment wi please ad Ire 5 CT cal upon Dr. LiebiS X Go, 4oo Ge ry St, Sar Francisco, Cal.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

Le Richau'S Golden Ralsan, No. Cares Chancres, f.ss and second g.ageg. Sores on the Legs and Bcdy; Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, etr., Copper.colorod Blotches, Syphilitic Catlrrh, diseased Scalp, and ali primary forms of the disease known as Syphilis. Price, S5 co per Bottle, Le Richnu's Golden Balsarn No. 3 Curcs-TcrtiarY, MCrcuTial Syphii!tie Rheu. slati5m, Pains in tho Eoncs, Pains in the Head, back ot the Neck, Liberated Soro Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con tracscd Cords, Stiffness ct the Limbs. ay.i eradiceteS all disease from the sv5.cn whether caused by ind,scr3ticn or aLus, o1 Mercury. Lowing tho bllol pure and healthy. Prico S5 co per ottlr. L. ttiChsG's GolG.rn @ianish An.i. dOt0 for tao cu;5 oi CoHo-rhua, C!euts Irritation Gravel, and all Urinn,v or Geni tal d.sarranSemsnts. PriCe Sa 90 per Uottic.
 Ls Richau'4 GoIsen sranish yu- jectt Hn- for severe cas-s e GOno~rhUa, lnfammato,y C'cct, Stricturss,&c. Price SI bO per Bottle.
 Le I.iciG-'a Golden Ointment for tHe eff ctlyc heal,nyof Syphilitic S1r,s, and crupt!on'. Price SI Go DOT Box. Le ! ichau's CoilCl Pil s-Ncrve and Bra'1 treatment; less Of physical pow CT, excess or Oger-wor'i, lrostration etc. Price S3 co pcr Box,
 Tonic Sl.d r.crvine,
 Sent everywhere, c. 0. b, securely packed per express.
 C. r, EFCHAEeLlsi G co, Agents. 427 (; 70 SlnsOae street. Corner Clay,
 San Francisco, Cal
 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE-
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

y AAYER, Qo2oN. I2,h s,., St. Loais. 5;i'.? afflicted with arexi feelissgs. dizziness and pain across the back. uni lost appetite. Vas sallow asa s1re-worn all the time. The doctors 'Ai!ing he began the use of Wsrperss 'AkE Cure, and reports, "T feel Ehs ,' ;ichtisig cock"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25

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